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Comments (5)This is more or less what I do using MS Paint, which anyone with a Windows computer has. If one doesn't, then there are some free "paint" apps available for download. You can cut and paste with it, meaning that if you can find a picture of a plant, you can copy and use it in the drawing. But the trouble with that is "cleaning" the plant from its background can be time consuming. If you have drawing/painting skills, it is much easier to just paint plants into a photograph. The process is much like oil painting. If you make mistakes, but not to many, you can use the "undo" button. If you drew something too long ago and don't want to undo because you drew more recent things that you want to keep, then you must draw over what you don't like. Or paste in a piece of the original photo to bring an area back to the starting point, and then draw on that. I use a touchscreen and a stylus. It's hard to draw detail with a finger on a touchscreen. If you have only a mouse/trackpad you can still draw using line and some other tools, so it will be more limited in what you can do....See MoreFavorite Apps or Programs for Exterior Paint Mock-ups?
Comments (3)https://www.hover.to/ is a startup focused on home remodeling to do exactly what you're looking for. You take 8 pics of your house from an app, and it creates a 3D model of your home where you can change roof color, siding color and material, etc. it worked really well on my old house, not sure if it translates as well to a new homewrap home, but is definitely worth a try. It's a free trial so no risk....See Moredesign/mock up app?
Comments (1)Sketch Up...See MoreMock-Up Help- Newbie Here
Comments (4)to get anywhere close you would have to be willing to stain the brick or paint it. Personally I think not trying to spend $$$$$$$ on a house that is not that style is a bad idea but rather embrace what you have and make it look the best it can. i feels like it has balance issue. also i would get a very small double spot in white over the garage, that would help the balance the decorative light draws attention to the above window being off center. replacing the bay windows back to normal, removing the octangle window all together, and painting out the bit of trim above the windows....See More- 7 years ago
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